Sunday got a soaking here in my neck of the woods. This part of our back yard always floods in a heavy rain. The rain is gone for now, but I hear there is more on the way.
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3 comments:
I'm glad we live on a hill :) No worries about flooding! You should see the park down from our house. Enough rain already!
My front yard looks like this, too! So does my driveway, and my backyard...
Rain, rain, go away... not forever, just need a short break... gotta be careful what ya wish for.
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